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and U'\°l¢oveJ"

Pure cane. "FINE -granulation. High sweetening power.

_ 10. 20 d 100-lb. _. ' 2 andn5 lb cartotl Q'

Order 1-:eine in _

packages

“ACME”

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'W PAV. N UU” ‘ul PNVUU -53,522 'ia"n"'agent for Georgetown and v|cinf“

~, _ .. neo cnoss P|.AN'r.- 'ras lad- wiaiam ucintyre is sons, Montague. “Y~“°- ‘ I All °V¢|' Mint'

‘ ies of Montague Red Cross Society are 163.i,7,14M3l

i _ , “ 1 -"'“‘ I

'Mr Ernest Parkman Jeweler,

your eserbing Il I ` , _ iiiiiiiiiiii _ x<;l;1:v8n\1'fB_\ga.s a recent visitor to Cietr

s'rAncii_

'me Provinces,

- ‘ V “Acme”Starch is the Standbv '

-._ ~ ' ..*Mr. J. D. Ste\vart, K. U., ~

_ /- ‘_ busy as us_ual, at work for the boys at _ A _ _ _

' _ the "Herald," Charlottetown paid a

|,,_,“F":P"'“|_"_`_ -G. Mrs. _(Capt.) Landry, Lower Monts-

‘ M mu k sua' “mo needle" to my was more visit to Georgetown on Thursday last. 5%. 5 aa. .A ha a Fuse bard: ..°*MONTAGUE RACE TRACK is t A

_ qeilaluudaeatliue-.

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YOUR FRIENDS ‘buy

anything you can give

them--except your photograph- Make au appointment today

The Cook’s Studio, _-

V New DesBrisay Block

GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

We photogryih men ea men are 1

lt'o a businea matter‘-

And there's no fuse or bother. Yourfamiiy, friends, and busi-

nessrassoclates want your portrait.

Make an appointment today at the

Ti.. Bay.. studs.

YPHi!! A. is. iron, sans. . ,

|| ' Harvest Bells, Claude, l., and etc. of a very hlllllly event On the even- C ` _ -_ _ Most all the above horses. are staked ing df June 21st. at 8.30 o’clock, b ~ _ for Montague. Halifax, and Charlotte- wh," ¢|,¢|,-_.duug|,¢e-,- My,.t|e_ became

‘ town Races.-B gh

l .

~ . *~ Pair -

8 “ ,_ ,_ ,_ _ Illliw

For _

Women’s low sh

_ . . - n, Mr. Otis McLeod. of Uigg. Only: J ¢ (1 fi d bl

A great Chancg fgg ‘ell AUl'|8hi lt li halldwhle fr0m any the immediate relatives were pres- pare" S an ren S “sem ed to Bee

- .. HORSE NOTE.- Among numer-

d of footing. Quite a large__nufgi_bgr _

of horses are being worked on it every week including, Commodore Grant,.loker, Better Not0rwel| Belle, J

ous foals of the standard bred stal- 9

the following are note worthy of spec- 9 lal mention. Chestnut filly owned b y h

_ in excellent condition, the back one of the honest and trustworthy

. A1lantie_Su¢ar` stretch of same has ‘been regraded deeds Mr. Kennedy has done, since

‘ ]]¢|im,|.|¢,]_;m;|,,'d _ and filled up, and the soft clay on the b

\ / _ |»,,,,,, |,,,||,“,,‘ North West end turn, has been moved.

-4.. 1” "

'““‘ "‘°”°" ‘° 5°' "- TM” ” °“‘Y which was me by Miss nuisi Mc- in

_ he

"f.¥K'FsérrvYauNs wsoomc

enkins. of Annandale, was the sham;

as beautifully atf.i~ierl in a dress of

he groom was supported by his cou~ fa

small feet to get a real angle, and it would be hard to find a ent. On the following evening thel a

bargain. I '

Every pair in our store

'going at a big discount

shown in Tan, Patent

U .

URW

unmetal and Kid siz

one. Another bay filly owned .by s Vernon Ross. Union Road, dam by in M`cLarens Allright second dam Dean in

* Low `3|,,,e 58|, as .z°;f..;~2::'1::-.'::':.'"n ‘e

n s lady h

gotsrready as she is bred to win. 'William Campbell, I-Ieatherdale, is the proud owner of another Leeland F. ifilly, from his big Patteriimaker mare she looks like the; real thing, and William is proud of her. And an- other bay_co|f, 'by Malcolm McLeod, 9, Montague, out.of his fancy chestnut. Billie McGee, a mare and he is right- ly proud of it,it has all the ear marks w

more likey speed prospect than this home of the groom’s father was the D

cena of a reception when over fifty'

vited guests spent a happy even-

eginalng this mail route. one may 1.3

always trust "Joe" he won’t do any .L

30|"-ng", and refilled, and is now the very host .ons a wrong knowingly.-B.

kin

em visitors to Brudenell' River.-G.

was .imoag thc visliiors to George-

. t ’ d l t.-'.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm C own on urs ny as G

yauto on an extended trip to N th il i ‘ C

e wife of Norman W. McLeod, of nor W 'sh re am ape Traverse

Bridgetown. The ceremony was per. r

formed by Rev. Wm. McLeod, assist- db Rev. R.Rm:i.rn bid, n

non Leaiand F.. 2.11%, at Montague. W Y B e r ° W °|

mbrolder.ed»h0t. was attended by

er cousin, Miss [Mary M¢Fariane,lC

. . ‘ Cyrus Moore, Union ~R0ad. dam by T

. SIZC 2 .|62 t0 4 ' Joe 'l’a'l.ehen Jr , second d‘am McLar sl

nd intend taking in the Kinkorii aces on their return home.

onavoy School was held on Julie 9th when a very large number of

..*Mr. J. H. Dalziel and Mr. J.A. ., McConnel. Georgetown. were re-

--*ll/llf. L.___\Y._ Shaw,- New Perth,

,.°Mr. Charles McKenna. Newton ross. and Mr. “Michael Rooney, left

_#M ADDR E88 AND PRESENTATION.

The semi- annual examination of

nd admire the work of teacher and upils.

The pupils were examined in the fferent subjects by Misses Alice

g and enjoyed generous hospitality V

avmg th°"'g°°d wishes Wm’ fhé ldgsonlgaiiideinigitdnnaelidtlitiswsdggr “ppy young wuple credit to their teacher. Miss Ponzle

Macdonald. After the examination the children rendered a very nice pro- gramme. after which the pupils pre-

sented their teacher with an ad-

*Mr JD M"T R dress, and a beautiful manicure set.

-~ ~ - - - Ori' B011. oyalty. was Thon candy was serve-d, and Mr. visitor to Georgetown last week.-G. William MacKenzie entertained those.

-- - ' es 0 Montague mnphone. God Save the King was as a. visitor to Ge »

Good Photography Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

i07 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. » - -

Professional Cards

Dr. J. .P. McGrath

_ Corner of Prlnceiand

‘ Sydney Streets Physician and Surgeon

Office Hours: 9to ll lto 4

Telephone No. 632

i|'ii8.3.Z5B_ii.f. ,

_ o S. S. Hessian . Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Go., MONEY T0 LOAN. Montague, P. E. I.

|884-I-18Mtf. ,

J. D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Ollie; Neweon Block, Charlottetown Branch Office, Georgttown

Mona to Loan on Real Eotale '

|575-10-fdlltf.

Dr. Clift ‘

- CHRONIC DISEASE!

cUitA'rivin TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown. P. Ili. I.. Canada.

OFFICE HOURS. 1! to 8 daily. My

by appointment at residence.

£107-l~'U\H8mna.od.

and can do all kinds oi optical repairing while you wait.

14 show you our equipment and you will be convinced that we are

tague for eye-testing.

1568-7-12M'|th1.|Stu1m0.

$4.00 in 5.00 -sim

llh

$3.25 to 4.00 shoes or $2.48. _

$2.75 to 3 25sho¢

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See our window."

i3_5 Queen St.

mar u\\\\a\\\@1iu

Opened at

l Montague

We fit glasses perfectly

Come in on July 12, 13, oi and we will be pleased to

the best fitted up in Mon-

E. E. PARKMAN

Jeweler & Optician-

mi]

»Butf.er (priate) -

Georgetown Driving A

0 Park

Wednesday, August lst

$300 Three Hundred Dollars $300

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gpse Races

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or $2_98_ ..»L. o. i..-- star or me East i..o'_

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_ tradition shone out gloriously as usu-

OY al and this combined with a beautiful

. ' o

invited guests besides the officers

ey 0. and memb of th . . .

I ew Q@al Parlor "-YEi'.;’"“.::““;’.“ “iii” ii.

p -an erc e and other

v-'X ' _ popu ar piicnic games.' Games of

p. m. and 7.30 to 8.36. pfuirif N

Having opened an up~t0-

date Optical Parlor we are now in a position to give you

i ~\ the best optical service

possible.

fWheat, bus. ....i.75-

mostly from 21_2 `t041_2 of a trotter. and Mlalcolm is already -

counting his winnings, with the “Fly ing Scotch-man."-B.

I... Georgetown flttingly observed the “Twelfth” on Thursday last by

, holding a picnic at “-Riverdale," Brud»

enell River, the house of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gordon. The weather was ideal and the sun according to

situation and a pleasing company made this the most successful -picnic of the season A large number f

ers e L 0 L were

_ Dresent and the grounds presented a

very gay appearance enlivened by a large Union Jack which floated grand- ly supreme on the _flag staff and a beaut ful Orange Bannrar of Star of the East Lodge. Many of the picnic- ers amused themselves by playing

skill and prowess such as Quolts. Throwing the Light Hammer, Racing and Tug of War were also played to the enjoyment nf all. About three o’clock in the afternoon, ice cream

_ land cigars were served lavishly to all

and later all sit down to a bountiful repast served on the lawn by 1, he Lad- ies of the Lodge. Instrumental music was also supplied by the Victorola so generously lent for the occasion by Mr. C. A. Conrad and some of the more light hearted tripped lightly to the music, others derived pleasure from boating on the beautiful Brude- nell River. The hour growing late the guests all departed after thanking Mr. and Mrs. Gordon for their kindness as host and hostess. Before the party left however three rousing cheers and i a tiger were given for Orange Lodge of Georgetown. Credit for this en- oyable outing is due in a large man- ner to the untirlng efforts of Mr. S. N. Johnson. W. M., and to the com-

mittee whleh was in charge.-G.

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SUMMERBIDE MARKETS. _

Buckwheat ._ ._ ..1.oo-1.25 "

Butter, dairy, lb.. .. .. .....33-34 Butter. creamery, lb ....36-37 Calfskiins, 'lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.22 Eggs, per doz. .. .. . . . . ...26 l-lay. Dressed . . . . . . . ... 19.00 Hay. loose ....15.00 Hides, lb .. . . . . . . . . . . . ...19 Oats, black. bus. .. Oats, black. bus. .. Potatoes. bus.

sei-I E

U\`11l\3@%@ CllW©U\@l°Ul

Lamb pelts, each 60»- Wool washed

Dairy butter

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. _ _ . ??_ _ _ 2 . 2 . ‘ - ' ‘ r-zo gs-A-1' ‘ . . ?°.°!".' ‘.'°‘.“. - . woeoev-noousazol-cease.: mmmwoocnaeoacocvo

Eggs

Fowl, lb.

Chickens. lb. .. _ Beef, lb. (retail) . . . ... Potatoes, bus. .. I-lay. ton . . . . . . . ...

Straw, ton .. Pork (selects) wholesale Oats ltblackl bush.

Oats (white) )busb.

Strawberries, qt.

Headaches '

G 0l'8etown recently. then sung, and all returned to their

'Mr william Iv f present with selections from his gra-

home. The following is the Address

Walsh. Josephine Macdonald and

:zz :.:::::a.-.:.;":..":.°.::;~.s.:uf.rs.::: ...-..;.: i?'.2.:::.‘.;f~.i:.?.';:x.f:..; F-“-“@‘-fi"ii~ii’»'-”»1"Jf“é22i§2=2¢2*-%‘f° “ Whfw of BI'-=-In 1 =-<' 2% »°~-ld »>»~=1==¢¢-- us Plant by Mrs, H. D. McLeod, driver, for Montag|.l|e,7thR.hl‘t]. No.h;l. __,.Mr_ H_ H_m, SWL of Edw ' 'ri-|¢ QANADA SIARGH C0. LIMITED, MONTREAL.

sis J.b°Msfddn. atmtdldtadgrdd §°i:dl2;y`ciuubybag .ihat:iifi'ilig°: "““""' ""'“"°""‘°“'“ “ “‘“"°’ '° 6°"

where you may get a draw ticket on large sum of money besides other rgemwn last we°k'_`G`

. ' sa for onl ten cents, the Winner articles. Ho immediately, made en- , _ , . F E I I F I 38

/ w~ill1ebe annouiiced in two weeks time quiries. and found the owner to be "°Mr' James Mclsmc' E’d"°" of

Ewen Dear Teicher,-

I have been requested by the pupils

token of our affection and regard. l cannot tcll you how delighted |l~ am to be the means nf conveying to you C the expression of our united love. c What we offer, you is a poor symbol of our feelings. but we know you will h receive it kindly as a simple indica- tion of attachment which each one of

made our lessons pleasantto us, so pleasant that it would be ungrateful y

often tried your teimpe‘r and fore- hearance. but you have dealt gently with us in our wziywardness. teaching

advantages of kindness and selfcon-

shall look back to this school, not as a place of penance. but as a scene of mental enjoyment, where the paths of learning were strewn with flowers and whenever memory recalls ourl school days, our hearts will warm

beloved and respected friend. ln that

Please accept this small gift with it our earned good wishes. May you a-lways be as happy as you have en- E deavourerl to make your pupils and may they (nothing better could bc wished for them) be always faithful

" C

oi' this school to offer yous 'slight W

their duties to others at you have en in your duties to them." ' Sianerl in behalf of the .pupils of onavoy School. _V

HE WA8 KIND HEARTED.

A kind hearterl old _gentleman ame upon a small whlinperlng ur- hin. _ ~ "What's the matter, my little man?" e asked sympathetically.

“I'm lost. Boo~ho’o!"‘ "Lost Nonsense! We mustn‘t. give-

us cherish in our hearts. You have up hope so soon. Where do you live?"

"D-d0n‘t know sir." whined the oungester. “W-we-‘ve just moved.

.to call them tasks. You know we- have 'and l c-can'i remember the address."

"\Vnll. \vhat's yDur`nam8'."' “D-don't. know.sir." . "Don't know?" exclaimed the old

us ‘by example as well as precept the gentleman-

"No," sobbr-i the urchin. "M-mother

trol. We will never forget you, we got mal‘rlBd 885|" *N9 m°"“l“3‘"

\ :$1-*_*

1 mn from s banding uni received

towards you as they do today. I have what the doctor called a very bad been requested by my schoolmates, apraiiield( anltilt€.toi:_n;ihri‘;J;dw:el1e‘;mI ;n:g§

- : . a on -

not tn address _you formally. but as a _l;>INg'uD.S LINDMENT and in msg; light dear teacher we all regard you. days I “HS Ol" ff” “’°"k a5“i“' I t “

the best Liniment made.

ARCHIE E. LAUNDRY. ..

tlmoiitozi. '

_J gf __;l_._aau___gj ______T‘ I §E._._

we want ~

OFFERING.

range of

_ ur 30 ay Clearance Sale

A ,Wonderful Success

But as previously announced, we have a reason--_-a business reason

..at that---the retirement of one of the firm from active business l1fe---

` $ CASH CASH CASH $

ONE s WEEK PASSED

ARE YOU going to allow this opportunity to pass by withoht an

effort on your part to/ secure one of the_ wonderful bargains we ARE

REMEMBER

o .

F ' in Premiums

)-at

i_7‘astest Horses on the Island Will Compete. 2,19 ,Trot and Pace, Purse .‘ _ . .. _ . .. . .$175

2 2.40'Trot,Purse --$75

Three Minute, Purse . .. . ._ -. '_ - -- - » ~$50

Special _train from Charlottetown to George-

town calling at Montag11€_0H

return. '

Lea ves Charlottetown at 9.30 a. m.

5 p. c. of purse must

accompany entrance ee. 5 p. c. off winners. I _ A. D. McLELLAN

-- Entries close Julfy 14th-

Georgetiown, July 4th

im-1-ivmmrl-ist. ' '

» . l,

. /` `

Secretary.

l l \ U V ’

. 5

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and Eyestrain

Many who for years have

suffered intensely from chro- nic sick headaches, tismg drugs of all kinds- without

benefit. have found immeeid- _ late and pennanent rem Y in- properly adjusted glasses. _ly because eye strain was the cause. We remove the cause

and our cu_re is lastins-

We solicit your patronage.

H. J. Mahon

‘o Helen Prescription Dru let

_ a

- We are clearing OUR ENTIRESTOCK of Music, Pianos, Player

Pianos, Organs, 'Sewing Machines, Phonographs, also a wonderful

Violins, Mandolins, Banjos, Auto Harps, Etc

If you purchase a Piano or '-Organ, we will refund your fare on the

P. E. I. Railway,---and if you _can’t c0_me to _town mail us the Coupon below and we give you all theinform-ation desired, without any obligation on your part. ‘ ~ » - . ef - - - J

I _While yet only in its infancy--this Sale has passed our most

Sanguine expectations in results oi sales, and has confirmed our belief _that the people of Prince Edward Island know a genuine bargain when it is

offered them. _And no wonder for our prices are knocked sky-high. Never in our history have we _

Cast Profits to the Winds

Mall Coupon '_l`0-day

Miller Brothers

Charlottetown P. E. I.

'rum 1|. noumoul. P. df |. '

Messrs. Miller Bros., Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

Kindly send by return post your sale price list as same entrusted in

subject marked X. ~

Pianos AIT. . . . . . . . . .. .

Organs,

Sheet Music P- O- - - ~ -

, Violins

~ Sewing Machines COUUYY- - - - - - -

. ' Plmnograpiis

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